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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (July 22, 1916)
P7VHE BUT OTJTFORT) MAIL TRTBFNTC, OTDFOim ORFJION. SA'JTHDAY, .TTLY 22, 101G INDIANA WITH MP. If THREE CANDIDATES IFPOUTKS. BULL ADERS IN mm COERC E VERDUN C MOOSERS c'Blirornifl iiroKron8lcii tnbletl with out readiiiKi eeem to actuate hit friends hnre I wliould call them his Riiptiortore, nnd ahoutare then can hardly bo considered his friends." 1ND1ANAPOUS, Jul 22, Tho pMHion o Jndiann in the HiHlirn) Vftliia tiiin year became more ron dpienoiti JWtenlny with the nomina tion of J. Frank Ihinlev the pro hibition onndidote nt the convention in Bl. l'ftnl. IIi nomiNHtion follow ins; that of (hiirlf W. Fairbanks ns the republican candidate for viee- SrcMiilent nnd Hint of Thomwi II. lamlmll for the name office on the demoeretie ticket, place Hie ntnta in an nniMual jhsiIioii an a praiiMMr of presidential pnMbilitie. Another feature of the jvnlitienl riitnpniirrm in thin Htnle this year, winch he enured fimie of Ihe mi1 i Y .1 1 ItiulerK "f the country to refer in Indiana n llio "Verdun of the i .unpiui,'' if the fact that two 1 mtcil Statu scnnlors nre to ho iln led, utie for the full term mill ono Id -crc for four yoara. Mr Ilnnley in a formor rcpulilicBii j'oicmnr of tho atate niul nlnco lie left that office Iin pninticuil law nnd luiiidit (ho liquor intuiuals. He ( onctitcil to and waa the pnifrnaairo (ondidiitc for Rovornnr, Imvinir been i.i.ii ltniti nt the MnroJi prinmry. hm the jirnirroaNive nationnl eon MiiTmn I'nilnl to luehido a prohi In1 plunk in iU plalfortn, liow ir Mr. Hniiloy withdraw from the it mkel. He in K yearn old. IIIh r. nt. m i m only a few block from flo-c oi Mr. Fairbanks and Vino I'rc ulenl .Marshall. AuIoInIm Atteiitlont i I Toli.o your Btincluy dinner nt tho Hotel Austin, Aslilnud (formerly Iluttl OreKon). Tnblo do Iloto 7R ci nt" Kxrollont lnuslonl pro gram 104 e flYHAC'lTSrC. N V , July 22. Pro trcsslTo leaders gathered here for the meotlnj of the state contention this nrternoon threaten to go into the courts It any action Is taken to place the nam of Charles B. Hughes and those of tho republican proaldentlal lector on the progressive ballot In New York state. Committees to brlna: about the nomination of Judge SauTuel Soabury or the court or appoala for lorernor In opposition to Govornor Whitman hare been appolntwl In several coun ties. In spite of tho throats of proKrcs ive leaders, the Indications ar0 that HiiKhos will bo endorsed. JlitlubrlilKo Colby arrived horo this ' morning and ImuieiJIutoly iHsued a Htatoment saying a ntinibur ot former llugbos appolntuuos woro hor tryhiK to dollrer tho proKrosalvo iiinchlunry to tho rojitibllciiiiM. Ho said I Umbos loaders among tho proKroeelvoa wore attempting to garrot and coerce others to follow tbqin." "It eeoms to bo on tho cards to try and foroe Httxhos' endorsement," says Colby's statement, "Tho plight of Hint true gentleman and fine pro greaslvo, John I'arkor, whom we hnva nominated fqr loe-irealdent, la roooRulxod as aad, but It Is dismissed With n shrug. Nothing, not ovou duty, must bo ponulttod to Interfere with the plan of tho 'ondorwra' to Mat next to the candidate, and 'point with pride' to what they have done. "The same fatuous determination to do the worst possible, which has Involved the national committee In coiiutry-wldo repudiation nnd ox posed Mr. Hughes to tho affront of huvlng his communication to the BUS WIN PARADE ACTIVITIES AMHTEKDAM, i" London, July 22. -Postern have been pasted on the walla of barrack in Ghent stalin that negotiation have been opened between the United States nnd Oer mnny for the evacuation of IM jtinm, according to the Iho Hettf!. Aerordiiijr to tho posters, (lennmiv is prepared to withdraw from Belgium on the payment of an indemnity of 10,(100,000,000 marks. The Kcho JIcIkc commenti sarcaa tically on tlitn propositi, tcnninif the proposed indemnity n "mere flea bili." 0 0 USE NEWS Reported by Jnckson County Ab Htrnct Co., Sixth and Fir fits. lrcult S. I). Stiffy vs. Jennie flrecn nl nl, forechmuri'. 12. M. Warner, trustee, vs. K. It. Van )yko ot al., action for money. iM. S. JolitiHou vs. J. S. Hobiuson et al., liun. W. F. Itlibnrt va. .1. A. Knhiuinii el al., order and affidavit for pub lication of atimtntiiis. I. I. Housuii nr. A. 11. Kobbins, mandate. 1'iyibnto May Hello Fuller, a minor, petition for adoption. Kalate of Carlisle, order to loflBQ preinieH. Kntate of Fnniiic .1. Dozicr, finnl ui-couni nod di-dinna1. I'.latc of Ira A. Thointou, order Appointing iidmiuiHtiotor. IN AIDING NATIDN LONDON, July 22. Itrltlsh wom en gavo an Improsslve demonstration today of their work In the war, thousands participated In a parado through the central dlstrlots of Lon don. The parade was divided Into numerous sodtlous with tableaux rep resenting women In working cos tumes, allowing how thoy havo ro plnced men In varlouh activities. Tharo wore womon In overalls from munition factorloe, nurses, chauff eurs, stroot car conductors, railroad workers, and agricultural workora. In tho procosslon alRO were floats In tho form of elabornto memorials to Karl Kitchener nnd tho sailors and soldiers who havo boon killed In the wnr. Other womon Impersonated do tnnhmouts of troapx from the Urltlah dominions and from all tho allied urtnlos. At tho conclusion of the pagoant, wreaths wero deposited on the mon uments of Wellington and Xolfiou. Clydo Malouo who arrived from Oakland, Calif., to tako the Ashland uillltln to Fort Stevens, spent a few holirs with relatives living hero. Miss Kkron Gall, n nurso at tho Sacred Heart hospital, spent Wed nesday with her niothor. Misses Clara Wood and Lucllo Itader of Medford spent tho week-end with friends living In Jacksonville IMrs. Uobert (loldon nnd sou havo returned from a week's visit In Mod- ford where they were the houue guests of Mrs. l)lalue(Kluin. Mrs. Paul S. Handy was over from Central Point the first of tho wook. ilobcrt Dow rottirned to Medford Sunday after an absence of eoverat years spont In California. Miss Anna Droad left for Joseph, Ore., Tuesday, having accompanied ono of hor patients home. MIbb Dorothea Florey colobrated hor sixth birthday Thursday with n parly to which she Invited the fol lowing six llttlo tots; Geraldlno Gard ner, Helon Harbon, Choryl Smith, Geraldlno Stansell, Donald Btansoll and Xntlinn Smith. Airs. L. J. Sears ot Kugcno, Ore, was tho guost of Mrs. Lowls Ulrlch this weok. Miss Kathryn Chapman of Duns mulr, Calif., Is a guest at tho homo of Mrs. John Dunnlngton. Osoar Duuford caihe down from Ashlnnd Sunday to visit his old homo. Airs. Dora SaltmarHh and sons wore In from Huncoin ono day this tvook. Oscar LowIb Is spending his vaca tion at Yroku, Calir., whero his wlfo has boon visiting rolntivos for the past .month. IMth. Fred FIck ontortnlned a num bor of lndloa Thursday afternoon in honor of hor niothor and slulor, who aro visiting hero from Nooln, lowa. GOLD HILL NUGGETS Mrs. II. I). Itced and Miss Clntro Tucker wero Medford visitors Fri day. J. C. Ilurch, president or tho Ilonv-or-Portland Cenioiuont Co., was a southbound passenger from Portland to Medford on, train No. 13 Friday morning. Ho Is ex poet ml to return lo Gold Hill in a row days. 11. C. Clark, secretary or tho Hunt Kngl. noorlng company, of Kansas CUV, aceompaulod him to this plnco, and will remain for some time. Prof, and Mrs. Hurt A. Adams and llttlo Miss Knld. together with Mr. and Mrs Dunlap, nil of Lakevlew, Ore , arrived Thursday evening The Adams -family Is visiting around with their many frlonds In this city, while Mr. and Mrs. Dunlap returned to Cen tral Point that evening, where they have relatives. "My I" said Prof. Ad ams, "It certainly scorns good to get book hqmonnd see everything so nice and green. Why, good land, whore we came from everything Is sago brush and tho like." Thursday while fishing In Hogue river near her homo about a mile nnd a half north of town Mrs. J. W. Her ron so fell as to Injuro her left kneo. It was thought nothing sorlous had rosulted, but the following day It was round necessary to bring her to the Gold Hill hospital and have It at tendod to. Hov. C. Ifi. Wharton was In Med ford on business Friday. Gold Hill ball fans aro anticipat ing a warm game with tho Grants Pass team at that place noxt Sunday. Laurence Cardwell and son, Mel vln, returned Thursday afternoon In their auto from Fort Klamath, whero they have been for tho past month and a half Investigating various In terests. Thoy camo back by way of tho Crator lake road, getting within about rivo mlloH of tho lake. Loslio Darling and ratnlly wont to Tolo Thursday ovonlng to visit at tho homo of Mrs. Darling's purautR. Hnlph Darling took them In his new car and waa accompanied by his mother, Mrs. W. K. Darling. Manager of the Comus thentor, Mr, Wostlondor, and family came In Thursday ovo and went on to the Dluo Ledge district and returned by way or Medford Friday evening. Xotlco of ApixMiitmcnt of Kcciitor. In tho County Couit of tho Statu of Oregon, In nnd for the County of Jackson. In tho matter of tho ostato of W. W. McDonald, deceased. Xotlco Is horoby glvon that tho undersigned hns boon appointed by tho Hon. F. L. TouVello, County Judgo, an executor of the ostato ot W. W. McDonald, doceasod, and bus duly qualified an such executor, ac cording to law. AH persons having claims against said estate are horoby notified and required to present mem, wan projnjr vouchers and duly verified according to law, to tho undersigned at tho of fice of tho Jackson County Dank lh tho city of Mcdford, Oregon, within six months from tho date hereof, which said oHlco tho undersigned se lects as his place or business In all matters pertaining to said ostato of W. W, McDonald, deceasod. Dated at Medford, Oregon this 8th day or July, A. D., 191C. Date -or first publication July 8, miir c w. "Mcdonald, Kxocutor of the estate of W. Y7. McDonald, deceased , Xotlco of Khcrlff'H Halo of ' Itchl Property Under Kxecution. S. J. Myors, plalntlfr, vs. John White and Julia F. White, defendants. By virtue or an execution nnd order or sale duly Issued out o and undor tho seal or the Circuit Court ot tho State or Oregon, In and Tor tho County or Jackson, to mo di rected, dated tho 3rd day or July In a certain suit therein, wherein tho plaintiff, S. J. Myors, on tho 27th day of June 1910, recovered n Judg ment ngalnBt the defendants, John WhUo and Julia F. Whlto and each of thorn for the sum of turoo hundred twonty-Hvo ($325) dollars with In terest thereon from tho 15th day of February, 1U15, at tho rato of 10 por cent per annum nnd fifty ($G0) dollars attorney's feo. Public notlco Is heroby given that In compimnco with tho commands or snld oxccutlon and order or salo, I will on Monday, tho 7th day or Au gust, 191C, at the hour or 10 o'clock a. in., nt tho front door or tho court house in Jacksonville, Jackson Coun ty, Orogon, ofror for salo and will sell, subject to redemption as by law provided, all or tho right, tltlo nnd Intorest that tho dorondnnts above named hud on the date ot tho mort gage lioreln foreclosed, or have ac quired or npw havo In and to the following described real property, to wlt: Lots four (I) and flvo (5) In block four (1) of George Balls Ad dition to Woodvlllo, (now Hoguo Hlvor) In Jackson County, Oregon. Tho above lots will bo sold at said tlino and place In tho manner p'ro vldod by law ror tho salo ot real proporty under execution to satlsy tho Judgment, costs, attorney's feo nnd nccrulng costs of this salo. Dated this 7th day or July, 1910. W. II SINOLKIt, Shorirf. By B. W. Wilson. Deputy. T T f T ? ? T y f Y i In ur New Quarters Our increasing business made it necessary for us to move in larger and more convenient quarters, and we extend a hearty invitation for you to come and see us in the most up-to-date salesroom and garage in Southern Oregon, corner of Fir and Eighth streets, the former Nash Livery We thank the people who havemade this move both necessary and possible and pledge them in the future, as in the past, to give them first-class service, the best values for the money, and a "square deal." f T f f f f V t ? Y t Y Y Y Y Y Y v We Carry a Big Stock of Tires and Auto Supplies We are also agents for the two popular top-notch quality cars JMk lL Jr V I? 1 The Best Car on the Market for the price Gil IPk I 1 T& The Car That Will Take You Any Place and Bring You Back The mist of iniHoliue that whirls tlmiuirh the A tmy noi'foi'Htion in tho cHrhiiivtui' jet of tho !(M) p. l). in. ChHluunt; rushes into notion thui h.is ohauged tlu whole ukimo( of -HutouioWilo tu uri nooring. t I i Y Y Y Y Y ; Y Y Y Y 'Y Y Y Y Y T Tho Mix oylliulpri of Us luigino utt small :' ', by l, inches. Tho miuill aiim fitnn whidh hoat ottii 1m thrown away by puliation, roiu fui'cfil hy tho iucriKllhly aliort otxlinj iriM'o lM'twocn tho swift miooprtHiou of itw oxiilimitwui, oit'ttte nmxitnuiii enoi'Ky with niiuiiiiuni vast(. 18 mile for ovory gallon of una, nnythiug up to 00 milon an hour, and Hiiproiimcy of piik-up. UltK) lvvolutions per minute means that ev ery Ki'mn of energy is wrung from every drop of gtuvdine that m inhaled by tho powerful suc tion of the motor pistons. It moauH that when, at the point of highest pretwure, a park from the distributor iguUo lhc oxygen (f tho air with the earbon of tho Saiuiliiu', every mechanical condition is aueh ml h8 of energy is cut 'dowu to the lowest puaaiblo degivc. It means that the 1MO0 r. n. m. Chalmers twice the mileage on gas tnat many ano liigti-hpeed get thor ngiuo will deliver. PKICE $1215 f. o. b. MEDFORD A big touring car for five people. A fin ishod example of the modern quality car. Et will nioet fully your ideals in beauty, in luxury, in comfort, in strength, in speed, in power. Tt tvpiflea in every feature, in every do tail the newest developments in fine auto mobile const mot ion. CAN YOU BEAT THIS? On July 1st, 201) Saxon dealers in all parts of the country, driving stock model Saxon prove the remarkable gasoline economy of ''Snxon Six." a. ? Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y f Y Y Y f t Y Y Y ? ? Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Tlie winner averaged 34 milos per gal- X Ion of gasoline. The grand average for the V 206 Saxon "Sixes" was 23.5 miles per gal- Y 1011. Tho total distance traveled was 01,800 miles more than twice around tho world nearly twenty times across the continent. During'tho entire (il,S00 milos not a singlo motor stopped running and no mechanical troubles occurred. This country-wide Saxon "Six" tost proves what any Saxon owner could do with lUs pwn car. Remember that in most in stances each Saxon "Six" carried fivo passengers. PRICE $915 f. o. b. MEDFORD WHEN YOU BUY A CAR, BY ALL MEANS BUY A SIX-CYLINDER A. ft Motor Co. A A A A A A . ! ! - I I' t Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y "Wi:fiJi) f